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Gregory Schopen

Gregory Schopen - Hierarchy and Housing in A Buddhist Monastic Code
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Gregory Schopen - Taking The Bodhisattva Into Town: More Texts On The Image of 'The Bodhisattva' and Image Processions in The "Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya"
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Gregory Schopen - The Suppression of Nuns and The Ritual Murder of Their Special Dead in Two Buddhist Monastic Texts
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Gregory Schopen - Three Studies in Non-Tantric Buddhist Cult Forms
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Gregory Schopen - The Bones of A Buddha and The Business of A Monk: Conservative Monastic Values in An Early Mahāyāna Polemical Tract
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Gregory Schopen - Archaeology and Protestant Presuppositions in The Study of Indian Buddhism
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Gregory Schopen - On Incompetent Monks and Able Urbane Nuns in A Buddhist Monastic Code
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Gregory Schopen - Counting The Buddha and The Local Spirits In: A Monastic Ritual of Inclusion For The Rain Retreat
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Gregory Schopen - The Buddhist "Monastery" and The Indian Garden: Aesthetics, Assimilations, and Siting of Monastic Establishments
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Gregory Schopen - Separate But Equal: Property Rights and The Legal Independence of Buddhist Nuns and Monks in Early North India
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Gregory Schopen - Dead Monks and Bad Debts: Some Provisions of A Buddhist Monastic Inheritance Law
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Gregory Schopen - An Old Inscription From Amaravati and The Cult of The Local Monastic Dead in Indian Buddhist Monasteries
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Gregory Schopen - A Verse From The Bhadracarīpra Idhāna in A 10th Century Inscription Found at Nālandā
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Gregory Schopen - The Lay Ownership of Monasteries and The Role of The Monk in Mūlasarvāstivādin Monasticism
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Gregory Schopen - On Avoiding Ghosts and Social Censure: Monastic Funerals in The Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya
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Gregory Schopen - Liberation Is Only For Those Already Free: Reflections On Debts To Slavery and Enslavement To Debt in An Early Indian Buddhist Monasticism
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Gregory Schopen - The Monastic Ownership of Servants or Slaves: Local and Legal Factors in The Redactional History of Two Vinayas
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Gregory Schopen - Ritual Rights and Bones of Contention: More On Monastic Funerals and Relics in The Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya
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Gregory Schopen - The Buddha As An Owner of Property and Permanent Resident in Medieval Indian Monasteries
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R. Salomon and Gregory Schopen - On An Alleged Reference To Amitābha in A Kharo Hī Inscription On A Gandhāran Relief
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Gregory Schopen - The Text On The "Dhāra Ī Stones From Abhayagiriya": A Minor Contribution To The Study of Mahāyāna Literature in Ceylon
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Gregory Schopen - The Generalization of An Old Yogic Attainment in Medieval Mahāyāna Sūtra Literature: Some Notes On Jātismara
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Gregory Schopen - Relic
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Gregory Schopen - The Inscription On The Ku Ān Image of Amitābha and and The Character of Early Mahāyāna in India
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Gregory Schopen - The Learned Monk As A Comic Figure: On Reading A Buddhist Vinaya As Indian Literature
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Gregory Schopen - Doing Business For The Lord: Lending On Interest and Written Loan Contracts in The Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya
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Gregory Schopen - On The Buddha and His Bones: The Conception of A Relic in The Inscriptions of Nagarjunikonda
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R. Salomon and Gregory Schopen - Indravarman (Avaca) Casket Inscription Reconsidered: Further Evidence For Canonical Passages in Buddhist Inscriptions
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Gregory Schopen - The Five Leaves of The Buddhabaladhanaprati-Haryavikurvananirdesa-Sutra Found at Gilgit
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Gregory Schopen - If You Can't Remember, How To Make It Up: Some Monastic Rules For Redacting Canonical Texts
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Gregory Schopen - Art, Beauty and The Business of Running A Buddhist Monastery in Early Northwest India
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Gregory Schopen - Monastic Law Meets The Real World: A Monk's Continuing Right To Inherit Family Property in Classical India
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Gregory Schopen - The Manuscript of The Vajracchedikā Found at Gilgit
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Gregory Schopen - Stūpa and Tīrtha: Tibetan Mortuary Practices and An Unrecognized Form of Burial Ad Sanctos at Buddhist Sites in India
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Gregory Schopen

Gregory Schopen - Hierarchy and Housing in A Buddhist Monastic Code

Gregory Schopen - Taking The Bodhisattva Into Town: More Texts On The Image of 'The Bodhisattva' and Image Processions in The "Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya"

Gregory Schopen - The Suppression of Nuns and The Ritual Murder of Their Special Dead in Two Buddhist Monastic Texts

Gregory Schopen - Three Studies in Non-Tantric Buddhist Cult Forms

Gregory Schopen - The Bones of A Buddha and The Business of A Monk: Conservative Monastic Values in An Early Mahāyāna Polemical Tract

Gregory Schopen - Archaeology and Protestant Presuppositions in The Study of Indian Buddhism

Gregory Schopen - On Incompetent Monks and Able Urbane Nuns in A Buddhist Monastic Code

Gregory Schopen - Counting The Buddha and The Local Spirits In: A Monastic Ritual of Inclusion For The Rain Retreat

Gregory Schopen - The Buddhist "Monastery" and The Indian Garden: Aesthetics, Assimilations, and Siting of Monastic Establishments

Gregory Schopen - Separate But Equal: Property Rights and The Legal Independence of Buddhist Nuns and Monks in Early North India

Gregory Schopen - Dead Monks and Bad Debts: Some Provisions of A Buddhist Monastic Inheritance Law

Gregory Schopen - An Old Inscription From Amaravati and The Cult of The Local Monastic Dead in Indian Buddhist Monasteries

Gregory Schopen - A Verse From The Bhadracarīpra Idhāna in A 10th Century Inscription Found at Nālandā

Gregory Schopen - The Lay Ownership of Monasteries and The Role of The Monk in Mūlasarvāstivādin Monasticism

Gregory Schopen - On Avoiding Ghosts and Social Censure: Monastic Funerals in The Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya

Gregory Schopen - Liberation Is Only For Those Already Free: Reflections On Debts To Slavery and Enslavement To Debt in An Early Indian Buddhist Monasticism

Gregory Schopen - The Monastic Ownership of Servants or Slaves: Local and Legal Factors in The Redactional History of Two Vinayas

Gregory Schopen - Ritual Rights and Bones of Contention: More On Monastic Funerals and Relics in The Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya

Gregory Schopen - The Buddha As An Owner of Property and Permanent Resident in Medieval Indian Monasteries

R. Salomon and Gregory Schopen - On An Alleged Reference To Amitābha in A Kharo Hī Inscription On A Gandhāran Relief

Gregory Schopen - The Text On The "Dhāra Ī Stones From Abhayagiriya": A Minor Contribution To The Study of Mahāyāna Literature in Ceylon

Gregory Schopen - The Generalization of An Old Yogic Attainment in Medieval Mahāyāna Sūtra Literature: Some Notes On Jātismara

Gregory Schopen - Relic

Gregory Schopen - The Inscription On The Ku Ān Image of Amitābha and and The Character of Early Mahāyāna in India

Gregory Schopen - The Learned Monk As A Comic Figure: On Reading A Buddhist Vinaya As Indian Literature

Gregory Schopen - Doing Business For The Lord: Lending On Interest and Written Loan Contracts in The Mūlasarvāstivāda-Vinaya

Gregory Schopen - On The Buddha and His Bones: The Conception of A Relic in The Inscriptions of Nagarjunikonda

R. Salomon and Gregory Schopen - Indravarman (Avaca) Casket Inscription Reconsidered: Further Evidence For Canonical Passages in Buddhist Inscriptions

Gregory Schopen - The Five Leaves of The Buddhabaladhanaprati-Haryavikurvananirdesa-Sutra Found at Gilgit

Gregory Schopen - If You Can't Remember, How To Make It Up: Some Monastic Rules For Redacting Canonical Texts

Gregory Schopen - Art, Beauty and The Business of Running A Buddhist Monastery in Early Northwest India

Gregory Schopen - Monastic Law Meets The Real World: A Monk's Continuing Right To Inherit Family Property in Classical India

Gregory Schopen - The Manuscript of The Vajracchedikā Found at Gilgit

Gregory Schopen - Stūpa and Tīrtha: Tibetan Mortuary Practices and An Unrecognized Form of Burial Ad Sanctos at Buddhist Sites in India